Generational Diversity and Performance of Employees in County Governments: A Case of County Government of Nyeri

This study sought to determine the influence of generational diversity on employee performance in the county government of Nyeri. A descriptive research design was adopted, targeting the 3800 employees of the Nyeri County administration. Data was collected from a sample of 362 employees using a self-administered questionnaire. With the use of SPSS, data analysis techniques included descriptive, correlation and regression analysis. Tables were used to display the results. There was a significant variation in age within the County government of Nyeri. There was a strong positive correlation between generational diversity and employee performance, r(344)=.811 p.001. Regression analysis also revealed that generational diversity is a significant (p.001) predictor of employee performance, accounting for a substantial proportion (65.7%) of the variance in performance and demonstrating a strong positive effect. It was concluded that generational diversity in the county administration of Nyeri has a notable and favourable impact on their performance. There is therefore a need for equal opportunities for career growth and development across all age categories within county government of Nyeri.

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Journal of Economics Finance and Management Studies
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2024-08-26
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https://doi.org/10.47191/jefms/v7-i8-38
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Public Procurement and Policy
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Generational Diversity and Performance of Employees in County Governments: A Case of County Government of Nyeri

Pamela Eng’airo, Deborah Wanjiru Mariru
Journal of Economics Finance and Management Studies
Public Procurement and Policy
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Generational Diversity and Performance of Employees in County Governments: A Case of County Government of Nyeri

Pamela Eng’airo, Deborah Wanjiru Mariru
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This study sought to determine the influence of generational diversity on employee performance in the county government of Nyeri. A descriptive research design was adopted, targeting the 3800 employees of the Nyeri County administration. Data was collected from a sample of 362 employees using a self-administered questionnaire. With the use of SPSS, data analysis techniques included descriptive, correlation and regression analysis. Tables were used to display the results. There was a significant variation in age within the County government of Nyeri. There was a strong positive correlation between generational diversity and employee performance, r(344)=.811 p.001. Regression analysis also revealed that generational diversity is a significant (p.001) predictor of employee performance, accounting for a substantial proportion (65.7%) of the variance in performance and demonstrating a strong positive effect. It was concluded that generational diversity in the county administration of Nyeri has a notable and favourable impact on their performance. There is therefore a need for equal opportunities for career growth and development across all age categories within county government of Nyeri.

Journal of Economics Finance and Management StudiesVol. 07(08)
Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (KE), Catholic University of Eastern Africa (KE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Public Procurement and Policy
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